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LATIHAN SOAL BAB 1 BING KELAS 8 SMP

Oleh Karissa Putri / September 17, 2025

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Question 1 of 30

1. Question
Rina asks her friend, “Can you play the violin?”

What is the best response if the friend is only able to play the guitar?
- A. “Yes, I can play the violin.”
- B. “I can’t play the violin, but I would like to learn.”
- C. “No, I can’t play the violin, but I can play the guitar.”
- D. “Yes, I can play the violin, but not very well.”
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Question 2 of 30

2. Question
Which of the following sentences incorrectly uses “can’t” to describe inability?
- A. “I can’t swim, but I can run.”
- B. “I can’t draw, but I can paint.”
- C. “I can’t to cook.”
- D. “I can’t speak French, but I can understand some words.”
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Question 3 of 30

3. Question
What is the most polite way to ask someone about their ability to sing in front of a large audience?
- A. “Can you sing in front of everyone?”
- B. “Would you like to sing for us in the talent show?”
- C. “Sing now!”
- D. “Do you sing in front of people often?”
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Question 4 of 30

4. Question
Choose the sentence that best combines asking about ability with a willingness question.
- A. “Can you swim, and would you like to join the swimming competition?”
- B. “Can you swim? Do you want to join the competition?”
- C. “Can swim you? Would you join the competition?”
- D. “Can you swim? I wouldn’t like to join the competition.”
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Question 5 of 30

5. Question
During a conversation, a friend says, “I can speak a little Spanish.” Which of the following is the most natural follow-up question?
- A. “Can you speak French?”
- B. “How long did it take you to learn?”
- C. “Would you like to practice speaking Spanish with me?”
- D. “Can you teach me Spanish?”
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Question 6 of 30

6. Question
Which of the following sentences correctly expresses both willingness and ability?
- A. “I can play the piano, but I wouldn’t like to perform in front of an audience.”
- B. “I can’t cook, but I would like to cook next time.”
- C. “I can sing, but I wouldn’t like to sing in a concert.”
- D. “I would like to play football, but I can’t.”
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Question 7 of 30

7. Question
Which sentence correctly expresses inability?
- A. “I can swim very fast.”
- B. “I can’t dance, but I can sing.”
- C. “I can play chess, but I want to learn checkers.”
- D. “I can cook and bake at the same time.”
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Question 8 of 30

8. Question
Which response is the best if someone asks, “Can you ride a bike?” and you have never tried before?
- A. “Yes, I can ride a bike.”
- B. “No, I can’t, but I would like to try.”
- C. “I can ride a car, but not a bike.”
- D. “Yes, but I don’t like it.”
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Question 9 of 30

9. Question
Which one is sentence that combines ability and polite explanation correctly?
- A. “I can’t swim because I am afraid of water.”
- B. “I can’t swim, but I can run really fast.”
- C. “I can swim very well, so I won’t join the swimming class.”
- D. “I can’t swimming, but I can diving.”
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Question 10 of 30

10. Question
If a friend says, “I can play the piano,” what is a natural follow-up to ask about other abilities?
- A. “Can you play any other instruments?”
- B. “Do you want to play the piano?”
- C. “How did you learn piano?”
- D. “Are you playing piano now?”
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Question 11 of 30

11. Question
You are asked, “Can you cook?” and you want to express ability and preference politely. Which is the best response?
- A. “No, I can’t cook.”
- B. “Yes, I can cook, but I prefer baking.”
- C. “I want to cook, but I can’t.”
- D. “I can cook, so I will cook every day.”
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Question 12 of 30

12. Question
Which sentence expresses inability and suggests willingness to improve?
- A. “I can’t draw, but I would like to practice.”
- B. “I can’t draw, and I hate drawing.”
- C. “I can draw a little, but not well.”
- D. “I can draw, so I don’t need to practice.”
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Question 13 of 30

13. Question
In a conversation, which of the following is the most polite way to refuse an offer politely?
- A. “I wouldn’t like to help you.”
- B. “No, I don’t want to help you.”
- C. “I can’t help you right now, but maybe later.”
- D. “I can’t, because I’m busy.”
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Question 14 of 30

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What is a natural follow-up question if someone says, “I can swim, but I wouldn’t like to swim in the ocean”?
- A. “Why wouldn’t you like to swim in the ocean?”
- B. “Can you swim in a pool instead?”
- C. “How did you learn to swim?”
- D. “What’s your favorite place to swim?”
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Question 15 of 30

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Which sentence correctly combines both ability and willingness in a dialogue?
- A. “I can sing, but I wouldn’t like to sing at the talent show.”
- B. “I can’t sing, but I would like to try singing in the choir.”
- C. “I would like to play football, but I can’t.”
- D. “I can play football, and I would like to teach others.”
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Question 16 of 30

16. Question
What is the best response to: “Can you help me with my homework?”
- A. “Yes, I would like to help you.”
- B. “Yes, I can help you, but I’m busy right now.”
- C. “No, I can’t help you.”
- D. “I would love to help you, but I’m tired.”
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Question 17 of 30

17. Question
Which conversation shows a person being polite while refusing to participate in an activity?
- A. “I can play the guitar, but I wouldn’t like to perform in front of the class.”
- B. “I can’t dance, but I would like to learn.”
- C. “I would like to help you with your project, but I’m busy right now.”
- D. “No, I wouldn’t want to play football.”
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Question 18 of 30

18. Question
What would be the best way to express willingness to participate in a team activity?
- A. “I would like to join the team, but I have no experience.”
- B. “I can join the team, but I won’t be very good at it.”
- C. “I would love to join the team, but I can’t right now.”
- D. “I can join, but I wouldn’t be able to play well.”
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Question 19 of 30

19. Question
Which dialogue shows both ability and willingness in a polite manner?
- A. “I can play football, and I’d love to play with you.”
- B. “I can play football, but I wouldn’t like to play with you.”
- C. “I can’t play football, but I would like to try someday.”
- D. “I can play football, and I will play for the team.”
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Question 20 of 30

20. Question
Which response is appropriate if someone says, “Can you help me with this project?” and you are willing but busy?
- A. “Yes, I can help later if you want.”
- B. “I can’t help, I’m busy.”
- C. “I would like to help, but I have to finish my work first.”
- D. “Sure, I’ll help right now!”
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Question 21 of 30

21. Question
In this dialogue, which response shows both willingness and inability politely?
- A. “I can’t swim, but I would love to learn this summer.”
- B. “I can swim, but I wouldn’t like to swim in the ocean.”
- C. “I can swim, but I don’t want to today.”
- D. “I can’t swim, but I can run very fast.”
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Question 22 of 30

22. Question
What would be the best response to: “Can you help me clean up the kitchen?”
- A. “No, I can’t, but I can do it tomorrow.”
- B. “I can, but I wouldn’t want to.”
- C. “I can help you clean up, I would love to help!”
- D. “I can’t, I’m too tired.”
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Question 23 of 30

23. Question
Which sentence correctly shows willingness and inability in a polite manner?
- A. “I would like to play football, but I can’t.”
- B. “I can play football, but I wouldn’t like to play right now.”
- C. “I can’t play football, but I would like to learn.”
- D. “I can’t play football, but I can play basketball.”
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Question 24 of 30

24. Question
Which sentence correctly expresses willingness?
- A. “I wouldn’t like to help you now, but maybe later.”
- B. “I can’t go with you, but I can help you tomorrow.”
- C. “I would love to go to the park with you.”
- D. “I don’t want to help you today.”
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Question 25 of 30

25. Question
If you ask someone, “Would you like to go to the movies tonight?” and they say, “I don’t want to,” what does that mean?
- A. They are unwilling to go to the movies.
- B. They are unwilling to help with the plan.
- C. They would love to go but are busy.
- D. They are not sure if they want to go.
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Question 26 of 30

26. Question
If a friend says, “I would like to play basketball, but I can’t,” what are they expressing?
- A. Ability to play basketball, but unwillingness.
- B. Inability to play basketball, but willingness to play later.
- C. Willingness to play basketball, but they can’t.
- D. Inability to play basketball and unwillingness to try.
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Question 27 of 30

27. Question
Which sentence correctly combines ability and willingness for a real-life scenario?
- A. “I can help you clean the classroom, and I would like to help after lunch.”
- B. “I can’t help you, but I would like to help.”
- C. “I want to help you, but I can’t clean now.”
- D. “I can clean, but I don’t want to help.”
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Question 28 of 30

28. Question
How should you politely refuse an invitation to a party?
- A. “I can’t go, but I would like to help with something.”
- B. “I don’t want to come to your party.”
- C. “No, I’m busy, so don’t invite me next time.”
- D. “I would like to come, but I can’t.”
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Question 29 of 30

29. Question
If someone says, “I can play the guitar, but I wouldn’t like to perform in front of an audience,” what is the best follow-up question to ask?
- A. “Why wouldn’t you like to perform in front of an audience?”
- B. “Can you sing and play at the same time?”
- C. “Would you like to practice with me?”
- D. “What other songs can you play?”
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Question 30 of 30

30. Question
Which sentence correctly combines ability and willingness?
- A. “I can play football, but I don’t want to play right now.”
- B. “I can’t play football, but I would like to join later.”
- C. “I can play football, and I would like to play with you.”
- D. “I want to play football, but I can’t today.”
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